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Going to try to play with it today but 50% of storms. Worse case, I’ll tie the line on and practice casting in my pool.

It is a fun memory and good memory for an elderly gentleman like you to remember it.

 

"Elderly" ... Dafuq?

 

Good morning folks! Slowly reclaiming my shop had 5 loads of pet food leave yesterday I can get my boat out again without the loader and you can almost walk in the other bay. I might do a day trip somewhere and do a little bass fishing later this week if I can get my chores done.

 

I’m glad I didn’t run it down to a quarter of a tank I would have had to come home and start drinking!!

 

Ouch

 

It’s jumping up here like crazy when I filled up the wife’s car yesterday morning I noticed diesel was 4.99 same store 3or4 hours later 5.19. We met another board member with a cat and kittens late in the afternoon at another store theirs was 5.49 before I went camping it was 4.69 and 4.70something.

 

Morning all

https://youtu.be/JQ8jGqdE2iw

 

That's going to hurt the wallet !!


Here in Middle Tennessee gas prices still feel reasonable

87 octane ...$3.89

93 octane ... $4.50

Diesel .... $5.09

 

Our gas is still 3.70 give or take a little but the diesel is getting crazy but luckily I let the truck sit until I actually need it so that fill up will probably last a couple weeks.

 

I had to save this.
I had 0 use for HR and their bullshit.

 

Beer Consumption by State per Capita in the United States
Overall U.S. beer consumption per adult age 21 and over is around 28.2 gallons per person, per year. Breaking these numbers down further, the average adult over the age of 21 is consuming about 10 ounces of per day, or roughly one six pack per week.

1. North Dakota 45.8 gallons
2. New Hampshire 43.9 gallons
3. Montana 41.0 gallons
4. South Dakota 38.9 gallons
5. Wisconsin 36.2 gallons
6. Nevada 35.8 gallons
7. Vermont 35.3 gallons
8. Nebraska 35.2 gallons
9. Texas 34.4 gallons
10. Maine 34 gallons
11. Louisiana 33.9 gallons
12. Mississippi 33.9 gallons
13. Iowa 33.6 gallons
14. Delaware 33.6 gallons
15. Wyoming 33.0 gallons
16. South Carolina 32.7 gallons
17. New Mexico 32.4 gallons
18. Missouri 31.0 gallons
19. Hawaii 30.4 gallons
20. Oregon 30.3 gallons
21. West Virginia 30.3 gallons
22. Alabama 30.2 gallons
23. Ohio 30.1 gallons
24. Colorado 30.0 gallons
25. Arizona 29.5 gallons
26. Illinois 29.1 gallons
27. Alaska 28.7 gallons
28. Pennsylvania 28.6 gallons
29. Minnesota 28.5 gallons
30. Oklahoma 28.3 gallons
31. Kansas 28.3 gallons
32. Washington D.C. 28.3 gallons
33. Idaho 27.8 gallons
34. Florida 27.4 gallons
35. North Carolina 27.1 gallons
36. Michigan 26.8 gallons
37. Arkansas 26.7 gallons
38. Virginia 26.7 gallons
39. Rhode Island 26.3 gallons
40. Massachusetts 26.2 gallons
41. Tennessee 26.2 gallons
42. Indiana 25.9 gallons
43. Georgia 25.7 gallons
44. California 25.5 gallons
45. Washington 24.8 gallons
46. Kentucky 24.4 gallons
47. Maryland 24.2 gallons
48. New York 22.4 gallons
49. New Jersey 22.4 gallons
50. Connecticut 22.1 gallons
51. Utah 20.2 gallons

 

I noticed yesterday that the gas at my local station went up a dime, to $4.29/gallon. Things will likely climb throughout the summer, with increased usage.

 

Well played.

 

Thursday jumped a dime here. Currently $4.59 gas and $4.99 diesel.

 

There was talk about gas prices, thought I would help

 

You spent way too long on the west coast if you think those prices feel reasonable...